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10/16/2026

Learn how ultra-high-net-worth investors allocated capital this year and see how retail investors can mimic these strategies today.

10/16/2026

According to a recent study, 88% of pre-retirees have thought about retirement income, but 50% lack an updated written plan and even fewer work with a financial advisor. Let’s meet and look over your retirement plan to make sure you’re prepared for what comes next.

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10/15/2026

Two “New Keynesians”, Robert Hall and Michael Woodford, win the highest honour in economics.

10/15/2026

The 4% rule is a basic rule-of-thumb when it comes to retirement, but how can we make it better? Let’s talk about your retirement plan and how adding an annuity can help reduce your market risk.

Researchers compared four ways to turn a $1 million nest egg into retirement income, weighing lifetime payouts, liquidity, and money left for heirs and emergencies.

10/14/2026

In the study of the science of human connection, these five phrases work like a charm.

10/13/2026

Tokenization is doing more than putting familiar assets on a blockchain—it’s helping build a 24/7 financial system with its own rules, risks, and investor behavior.

10/12/2026

People describe their return to physical media – whether to protect data, support artists, or retain control of one’s choices.

10/12/2026

Last week, Stocks rose as broad market gains and earnings optimism outweighed inflation concerns. Bonds also advanced, with Treasury yields easing modestly. Economic data was mixed, with a strong labor market offset by weaker consumer sentiment and persistent inflation pressures. Check out this week’s market perspective to learn more.

10/12/2026

As we head toward year-end, many families are thinking about how they’d like to give back. Whether you’re supporting a favorite charity or exploring new ways to make an impact, it may be worth considering how charitable giving can fit into your overall financial strategy. Let’s connect and discuss your goals.

10/11/2026

More income doesn’t always mean less financial stress: a new survey finds that Americans earning $100,000 to $300,000 feel less stretched than both lower earners and those making more than $300,000.